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Donald Trump · United StatesGlobal energy companies with operations in the US are increasingly concerned about the “revenge tax” now under consideration in the Senate. Section 899 of the Big Beautiful Bill, the Republican-backed tax-cutting program, would significantly raise taxes on income generated by the US branches of foreign companies, when that income is returned to the parent. The idea is to punish governments — particularly in the EU, UK, and Canada — that the Trum…See the Story
Trump’s Energy Plan: Which Stock Sectors Are Hot—and Which Ones Are Not
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Polar Bear · LondonLike a polar bear marooned on a melting ice floe, investors in firms listed on the London Stock Exchange continue to see their market shrink.
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United States · United StatesFew investors would say “no” to beating the market. Even the most passive among us would happily filter-feed a few extra quid – like a financial blue whale – if we didn’t need an ‘edge’ to make it happen. Last week we looked at one way to potentially do that. The small value strategy has earned a 2% annualised premium versus the market over the long-term. Outside the US, small value has beaten the market by 1.5% annualised since 1990. Which is j…Read Article
